The phrase "a little section of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small part or segment of something, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "In the book, there is a little section of the story that describes the protagonist's childhood."
Alternatives: "a small part of" or "a brief segment of".
That feminist blogs try to carve out a little section of the world that is a teeny bit safer for their readers is a credit to many of those spaces.
It's not just one person's story or a little section of somebody's story but for some people a big chunk of their story and for quite a few people a chunk of their story and that... it seems to me it's a disaster, it's a kind of cultural disaster.
Whole Foods has a little section of its own but there's no broader partnership (and no plans to convert any of those stores to Go, though I can't imagine why not).
So back to my recent footwear expedition... I'd tried on a dozen pair of shoes, all of them tight and pinchy, when I happened upon a little section of clearance items... Odd-colored shoes.
In terms of actually working with those samples, before I had to worry about majors, clearance rights and striking deals, I went to see American Beauty and loved it, bought the soundtrack and I was just playing it out at home and thought a little section of one of the tracks would work over a house beat.
Thus, maybe a little section entitled 'Practical consequences of the TOL to rNOL transition" could discuss this aspect in a few sentences?
Using your two index fingers, take a little section from the back of your hair and swap them over.
Apologies – it's been a busy little section of the afternoon.
In a delicious little section of the August report titled "Significant Violations Detected", the CFPB notes violations of mortgage standards to military members and failures in compliance that affected 10,000 consumers.
Speaking of apps, FFOS users have a decent little section of them to choose from at this stage — there are optimized versions of Facebook and Twitter, as well as HTML5 apps for Pulse, AirBnB, Soundcloud, and more.
I translated a manifesto written by someone in the al-Khansaa Brigade – the female policing unit in the caliphate – and there was a little section dealing with the issue of whether it's permissible for women to fight.
